nadia gyane, bbc look east, in peterborough. free blood test to see if they were at risk of prostate cancer. according to the charity prostate cancer uk, it's the most common cancer in men, with 52,000 diagnosed every year. the event organised by the swanwick lions club was designed to spot symptoms of prostate cancer early. edward sault reports. a blood test that could save a life. yachtsman mike golding was one of those who came to the sarisbury green community centre to get a psa test. it's a test that can help diagnose prostate problems. it is a great opportunity for us locally to get the test and be reassured that we are ok. thank you | for letting me into your home... the j story last year of the death of bill turnbull, he did an enormous amount to promote early testing. his story resonated with me.— overwhelmed with the response. we had 460 men book in and we have fund raised a lot of money to help to fund this event today. last month, the royal surrey county hospital in guildford carried out carried out a week's worth of

it's happening in peterborough , happening in peterborough, doven happening in peterborough, dover, lotsi think whatever your views on it, how dare you as you both have said, lift your hand to our brave policemen and women. and i think people have a right to voice their anxieties , right to voice their anxieties, you know, but do it in a democratic way. don't do it with violence, intimidate . and but i violence, intimidate. and but i don't think democratic way. so if you're someone that lives in an area that's had these very nice privacy , four star hotels nice privacy, four star hotels that we used for weddings, etcetera, such was their beauty. you've now had them pumped full of people . you don't know who of people. you don't know who these people are. you don't know what their intentions are. we're told all these are really scared , vulnerable people . but i mean, , vulnerable people. but i mean, if you're that scared and vulnerable, why would you leave your wife and your sister and your wife and your sister and your female kids, etc, at home and crush yourself? but and just crush you

ministerial question, i believe , from stuart jackson , the , from stuart jackson, the former mp for peterborough show on screens now this was asking minister how much been spent on these cards. £996 million. just in 2009 spent on these cards by the last labour government. i suppose . it labour government. i suppose. it is sort of this the same every sort of government will do sort of thing . yeah. i think this was of thing. yeah. i think this was particular particularly off the scandal. it became very popular to claim the civil servants were kind of themselves on account . kind of themselves on account. so credit cards was another great one. back in advance of ten, 11 years ago and yeah, as you say, i mean, governments will take pot shots at each other. my concern is that i think this could lead to some fairly silly decision making in the future. people are terrified that every item of spending is going to be scrutinised this way, as if it's potentially a frippery or a waste of public money they might delay, or indeed not spend money on things that actually are necessary just because they're wor

and then peterborough , portsmouth, slow, peterborough, portsmouth, slow, then it gets onto i mean, theaylesbury all the so that's quite nice. andover i mean swindon, vauxhall, bournemouth amazing this it's a number nine in chelsea is number 50 and chelsea henley on thames is number 30. i it's cumbria. nowhere in that way because we're but you know towns i suppose that's how i guess it just doesn't bridges yeah sheep can fill in a question in tonight's show thank you to my guest. let's take another quick look at thursday's front pages before go to the daily. now, before we go to the daily. now, give wings he needs for give him the wings he needs for freedom telegraph. give him wings freedom. i paper uk wings for freedom. i paper uk warns putin we may send fighter jets to protect ukraine. mirror give us your wings of freedom times give us our wings of freedom. and finally the daily star order . the west exclusive star order. the west exclusive mps their wings of freedom, but a medal an d £162,000 pile when a medal and £162,000 pile when they are booted say you'll never guess mp those are

and then peterborough , portsmouth, slow, peterborough, portsmouth, slow, then it gets onto i mean, theury all the so that's quite nice. andover i mean swindon, vauxhall, bournemouth amazing this it's a number nine in chelsea is number 50 and chelsea henley on thames is number 30. i it's cumbria. nowhere in that way because we're but you know towns i suppose that's how i guess it just doesn't bridges yeah sheep can fill in a question in tonight's show thank you to my guest. let's take another quick look at thursday's front pages before go to the daily. now, before we go to the daily. now, give wings he needs for give him the wings he needs for freedom telegraph. give him wings i paper uk wings for freedom. i paper uk warns putin we may send fighter jets to protect ukraine. mirror give us your wings of freedom times give us our wings of freedom. and finally the daily star order . the west exclusive star order. the west exclusive mps their wings of freedom, but a medal an d £162,000 pile when a medal and £162,000 pile when they are booted say you'll never guess mp those are your front pag

and a lot of his friends came this part of the region, particularly garrett smith of peterborough, new york, in madison, which is not terribly far from here, and garrett smith's anti slavery journey mirrors william j is in lots of interesting ways. his father made a fortune by working with john jacob astor on fur trade and also married into the livingston family. and so garrett is the son of a sign of family that owned 500,000 acres in western new york like and also owned enslaved people like william j. he was a supporter. bible distribution and temperance before becoming an abolitionist and william jay the trauma of anti abolitionist violence is what pushed garrett smith over the edge into the camp of the radicals. in william james case, it was observing from a distance the anti abolitionist riots in the summer of 1834 in new york in garrett smith's new york city and garrett smith's case, it was anti abolition riots in utica in 1835 that sort of pushed him over the fence and into the radical camp. and so these two guys had a lot in common and they worked together in material ways. but

joining now is paul bristow, the conservative for peterborough.e the optics of this are absolutely awful . oh, it is absolutely awful. oh, it is absolutely awful. oh, it is absolutely terrible and i think quite right. that the times have reported this . take my hat off reported this. take my hat off to them . i think that was to them. i think that was despicable the way people are forced onto prepayment energy metres. i think the energy company be ashamed of themselves that carried on. it's been proven now, but i'm to see the british gas decided to no longer force pre—payment metres on houses. force pre—payment metres on houses . all three possible houses. all three possible installation of 35 metres. i think i just saw edf have done the same. so look, it's having the same. so look, it's having the desired, but it's no shame that the times do this dispute had to be out for this to happen . indeed. what need to happen now? because i think people getting increasingly wound up, aren't they . the cost of living aren't they. the cost of living crisis.

this will run from peterborough, where lots of trains from the north will be terminating on the eastit only takes perhaps an hour or two longer than usual and there is plenty of opportunities out there. meanwhile, can i mention that storm otto, speed restrictions are slowing down trains everywhere pretty much north of carlisle to newcastle. so do check before you travel. i think some of those _ do check before you travel. i think some of those journeys _ do check before you travel. i think some of those journeys or - do check before you travel. i think some of those journeys or parts i do check before you travel. i thinkj some of those journeys or parts of them sound quite lovely. especially extra services are being put on. they might garner a bit of new business. so that is this weekend. thank you for taking us through that. next month there are more rail strikes. still no agreement, obviously, what can you tell us? well, yes, ok. so the worst affected day will be just under four weeks from now. thursday the 16th of march. the rmt union, which has been involved in a long and bitter

further north into peterborough some beautiful sunrises.here will not be much more than a band of cloud and the odd spot of rain. behind it a return to sunshine and blustery showers. these circles representing the average wind speed. temperatures today not as high as yesterday. in west wales it reached 16.1! celsius. today we are looking at 1a degrees. this evening this band of cloud moves away from the south—east. the next system comes in from the atlantic. behind it rain coming in with coastal fog. atlantic. behind it rain coming in with coastalfog. it atlantic. behind it rain coming in with coastal fog. it will be damp. in the north of scotland there will be clear skies and temperatures will be clear skies and temperatures will be lower than everywhere else. we start off on this cloudy, murky note. the rain pushes away and there will be drizzle left. some coastal fog. we will see some holes punched in the cloud. it will brighten up. in the south it would be quite breezy. you can already see the next when a front coming our way from the a

brian in peterborough is also a baby when he was pictured here with his grandad.t anyway, thank you so much for sharing all your pictures this morning. sport time. lots of great photos of you! six _ sport time. lots of great photos of ou! ,, ., ., , sport time. lots of great photos of ou! ,, . ., , sport time. lots of great photos of ou! ,, . .,, sport time. lots of great photos of ou!. . .,, , you! six nations has been absolutely brilliant so far, _ you! six nations has been absolutely brilliant so far, first _ you! six nations has been absolutely brilliant so far, first two _ you! six nations has been absolutely brilliant so far, first two games - brilliant so far, first two games are phenomenal and there is a behind the scenes documentary being made and i think we will see some gems, first—class entertainment. it always is, a fixture in the schedules every year. scotland fans will be waking up happy this morning, after they made history on the opening weekend of the six nations. they beat england 29—23 in a thrilling match. duhan van der merwe was the star of t